Despair over the Cut-Off of Services in Iosfa: a Retired Military Officer Chained Himself to Operate on His Wife
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Buenos Aires, July 30 (NA) -- Retired military officer Carlos Marrtínez chained himself in front of the headquarters of the Social Work of the Armed Forces (IOSFA) in Rosario to demand that his wife, diagnosed with cancer, be operated in the midst of the housing crisis affecting the entity. The protest occurred while members, civilian workers and military personnel denounced the interruption of medical coverage for some 3,700 beneficiaries in Ro…
The situation of the Instituto de Obra Social de las Fuerzas Armadas (Iosfa) is hopeless. It maintains its cut-off services and the affiliates have nowhere to go while waiting for solutions to appear from Buenos Aires. Carlos Martínez, a retired military man who spent 25 years in the Army, chained himself on Thursday to the building located in Spain 1540 de Rosario. “On Thursday 23 we were told that they cannot attend to my wife (who was detecte…
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